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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30
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entertainments.
HAIRCUTTING and comnings made up in
/ any style desDred. Bangs trimmed in
the most fashionable and becoming style.
Hair singed-sn inWgoratng operation for
weak hair. Wigs, whiskers, moustacheF, etc,
etc, for daily, stage, masquerade and detec-
tive wear. li0la Broughton street Hair Store.
nv ATCHES, clocks and jewelry, cleaned
w and repaired. Hair jeWelrv manufaC-
tured by EMILE f. FEGEAS, ll0l6 Brough-
ton street.
INST6UCTION IN GERMAN.-Thorough
i instruction IN the German language by a
competent teacher. Terms: FOR two lessons
per week in private So per month: class in
structiou at lower rates. Address ADOLPH
NhLlGMAN, Barnard street. second door
south of Gordon.
A GAMING risk nor experiment IN buying
IA Wheeler Il Wilson Machine. Good
secondhand machines at less than &alf price
Agents wanted, 4s Bun street.
HAIRCUTTING, neat, fashionable and be-
Il coming; hair singed to stop the splitting
and falling Of the hair, Best hair tonic. pre-
pared only by EMILE +. FEGEAS. Brouga-
ton street, between Bull and Drayton.
WANTED. everybody To comprehend the
w fact that, after thirty-siX years prsc-
tice. the Wheeler h Wilson Manufacturing
Com pauy have learned to make good ma
chine. Agents wanted, As Bun street.
CLOTHING Cleaned, Repaired, Braided,
~ Altered ana Dyed; New suits Cut and
Made in latest styles; charges moderate; sat
lsiaction guaranteed. "A. GEIZ, tailor, 81
Jefferson street.
ID EAlOVAL.-MRs. HAMILTON hns re-
IN moved her dressmaking rooms to 20S
Bruughton street, where she will be pleased
TO receive ladies' work.
ERESH French Candy for sec a pound can
L be bought at WOMAN'S EXCHANGE,
DraYton and Charlton streets.
IF YOU want your Clothing renewed. cleaned,
/ repaired, braided, dyed, remodeled, altered
to SUIT your taste go 10 s. WHITE, corner
jefferson and state streets.
AIDES using HElDTS OIL Paste Black
IL ing find their Shoes last longer, for 1t
preserves the leather.
wv HlTEWASHlNG. Plastering aud Kali
w sOmlnInG attended 10 promptly by h. T..
SHIFTS. Leave orders 81 Barnard street.
IN CENTS buys package Of HElDTS
~ Celebrated Cough Remedy. Sold by al
"ruzCists.
MILK aud Cream from the White Glover
VI Dairy, l02 Broughton street. IL ackn0wl-
Gagged by everyone to DC the hnest in the city.
PORCHEK POSTELL.
UNCH ut all hours during the day, at the
II YOUNG MEMS COFFEE HOUSE, No.
| 81 DraytOn street.
| I OOK out for bargains; no nonsense; don't
II believe what you TeAd, but call and
our immense line OF House Furnishing Goods.
Furniture, Stoves ana shades, at prices at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

w ANTED, q cauvas4er for now and per
w maneut selling article; q salary weekly
t. the right party. Address, c. MEG ARNEH,
ll412 BRYAN street, Monday, after A. Nj.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30
Cor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A VERY large assortment Of Ladies Cen
n tlcmen's and Chlldrcns Costumes for
ia II. Parties and Tablenu- for rent At MRS
VI liEfTERlCHS, 1861 BroughtOn street.
NOR RENT OR SALE. on easy terms, a
Il seven-O tave, good Piano. Apply corner
Aberc0rn and Bryan streets.
NOR RENT. "a desirable brick stable, three
i stalls, all poiern improvements. Apply
at 81 Gordon street.
NOR RENT, The premises no. 80 York street,
i near Draytou, lately occupied by DOwl-
ing Bros. IA livery aud boarding stable:
possession given Immediately. Apply " II.
4 Bolts Il CO., l08 Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

w ANTEO, n frst-class female cook, white
W or colored; good wages paid. Apply
lI2 Broughton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

DELE or BALTIMORE-A Beautiful
ID Complexion. Ladios, use Nine. soma
lcas Partisan Nut OH aAd Milkweed Powder.
II removes and prevents wrinkles, beauties
and preserves the complexion. and keeps u
you hful. For sale at DAVID PORTkR'S,
l29 BFOughtOn street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

StrauFn,

GTRANED, on the 2Sth, from the Fairlawn
y plantation. savannah river, a bay mare
Texas pony, white spot IN the face. sulta-
BILE reward Will be paid for delivery ~ the
plantation or for such information as Will
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Rn0ule 10 53euf.

TOR RENT, nicely furnished south room
i on parlor Oor or front room ON second
floor; water aud gas Broughton street, sec =
Oad door east OF 4 bcrCorn, south side.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

NOR RENT, with privilege or purchase,
II building lots IN Brnwnyillo. Southvlle
and Eastland. at Soc. to 81 a month Lots to
lease near Whitaker and Anderson streets.
Apply to DIR. l.. A. EALLIGANr, ISL South
Broad street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

NOUNG MAN having spare evenings wants
L work; understands bookkeeping and
stenography. BOOKSTENO. News Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

II you are IN want ~ Imp Robes, Horse
i Blanket Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness,
Ladies'. Gents or boys Saddles ami Brldles,
Mil or Gin Betting OF any KIND. Trunks aud
Travelling Bags from the cheapest To the
finest grades you viii nnd a nice. well selec-
tea stock 10 choO4c from at w. Is. NELL n
CO.'S 100 Congress street.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-03-18
Official DIRECTORY

1Hpss1oHIAL. oFFlcvye
Governor-Lolis X. Church.
Delegate g Csngrcse %. s. Clifford.
secretary-M. u. Mccormick. Bismarck.
Auditor-E. v Caldwell. Bismarck.
Treasurer John d. Benton.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-A.
G. F. Mcclure, Pierre. =
Surveyor General Maris Taylor, Huron.
Attorney General--C. F. Templeton, Fargo.
! Judge District Court, Sixth Dietr,ct II
Francis, OF Bismarck.
rouNrY OFFICERS.
Commissioners - Z. G. Cooper, chairman. C.
H. Moseley, DeFo1est Conant. Nels Heinmingeon,
John Hoganson.
County Clerk and Register Of Deeds-Rollef
Berg.
Cle.k Of District Court-<J. N. Jorgensen.
Sherin-M. L. Nichaels
Distract Attorney liver jacobson.
Treesuser-Knud Thompson.
survsycr-Martin A. Ueland
eupt. Of Schools-Dr. +. Kerr.
Judge Of Rrobate-Peter 3. Nelson.
Coroner-Dr. q. +. Newell.
Commissioners Of lnsanity-Peter e. Nelson,
T. =. Kerr and Iver Jacobsos.
justlces Of Psaee-P. A. Mel1atd .Coepeestown,
Andrew johnson. Cooperstewn; n. Davidson
Gallattn.
Constablea-O. A. Jollnsan, Ole o. Croft. II.rr,
Wasser. Gideon sheldon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Successful Entertainments.

There wss grand exhibition given
by the youDp friends OF the public Ut 81
Pcfer's a. U. M. z. Church, On Wed
nesiay evening, May Il. The perform.
anca consisted OF singing aud speaking
dialogues. Ths singing waa accom-.
panied with music by Miss Ssrah u
Anderson orgstist, snd tho exhibition
wns considered one o. the III eat arrah1ed
exhibition that has ever benn witnessed
Ia West Wiimirgtou. Tie stage waa
nicely arranged IN thrse departm ents
which were cs'lsa char! ter5. The one
on tha left the ladies, on the right aen.
tl5mtns, erd the taira waa of course tae
centre, where the performance took
place. Tae front of this ei,1dle cham.
bar was beautifully decorated with
hlweSs, af;e- which 'he table wss
spread with daintiea presided ovor by
the yonnp la3ies The proceeds amount.
ed TO Stl 6j Tha entertainment WAS
under tie direction of thu trusteef, Pss-
tor Sn!el ara the lead re: Mr.. " IN. T
Htrmon, BccDnd and Union, St. Peter's;
MIR. George w. S9g-rs, A. U. NJ. p.
Ohurch; Sav. G. w. Lave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
p. r. l,Arnnm's story.

p. T. Barunm, the great Snowman,
hBs contracted with Frsrk A. Muusey
publisher @. The Golden Argosy. to
write "a long serial for that popular
weekly.
Err. Barnum i3 now n years of age,
but he com poGac6s this ardEous uncer.
taxing With the enthusiasm of e Young
iAsp. Hs says he will bring to light
sone startling rsve!a.ioos connected
with ths Dark Coutipen., and VIII pre-
sent many fGcta OF eu intereetiDe
character, hitherto Withheld f-om the
public.
Tha publisher of The Golden Argosy
hos shown remarkable entarprise in
securjng this story from the great show.
mMil's peu. The open.ug chapters ap.
pear in tho Areosy for May 2l, and
they ara extremely !aterasting, The
Golden ArSosy ID for sale By ali rews
dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
a Tribu;o to george w. Childs
tooM3UaIcATED !

saw by your iseue OF Friday ,hnt
George w. Childs, Il q, hal jrsg cele-
brated his t8tl birthday, ant / felt as
|tf l would Ike 10 have takeG him by
the hand and offered hearty canSratu
lations, not an q personal friend or &C.
|qusintance, hat as IN sdmirer of one
" no, by his dsedn OF osLe7c once. has
proved himself a be netactor OF lila race,
and who lives to SEQ the good seei he
has Gown bearing fruit all around
Through his bounty Hocksssin Grange
has just been tho recipient OF hand
somo Bible and tho membf rs feel very
grateful that they should be thus re.
membered by ono known 10 them only
by name
Tho members OF Hockessin Grange,
No 8. Pstrous Of Husbaudry, have 10
Gently purchased a hail AZ Brackinvilie,
In which they meet twice month, and
they Eould be pleased to bavo more o.
the fAriners of the eighborhooi join
with thsri in d!scassirg z the Interests oi
agriculture, believing they would find
it TO their interest, both financially and
socially. A MEMRER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Watches Chenp as Ever.

Albert 4. Williamson has remove
his je8elry and watch making estab
liahtaert from $40 French street to lDt
West Eighth street, where he IL pre-.
pared to furnish watches, clocks and ali
Kinds OF jewelry a cheap as ever. He
will spare Lo pains to serve his custom
ora with tho best of wstchea, clocao
rings, chains, en nblems and all else per
aiming to his line of business at the
very lowest prices, guaranteeing satis
faction at all Jimep. Thankful for past
faVo.s, he desires continuance Of tbt
Kama.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Sill In tho Flesh.

L. D. Leamap, who fell from tbs
Parkesburg rolling mill some time ago
aud had his arm broken In three placer
fingers put out OF all kinds OF shape,
and his teeth knocked loose and some
of them out, was at Frazer this morn
ing with his tools oa his way to work,
and he was rs lively ss q cricket He
" as picked up for dead, and he says ca
jury Of inquest sat upon my body and
rendered verdict OF death from acct
dental causes. / returned to life and
nm now IS good as ever. 1t Is not often
that q man has the opportunity OF read
ing obituary notices Of himself, but
had that pleasure. 1t made excellen,
reading. had no idea that WAS hal
30 good fellow as the papers portray ed
mo. Some Of tho papers said that had
fallen from ths effects OF vertigo; tina
was mistake"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Fixed n Death-Trap.

WASHINGTON, May lG.--A telegram re
'ceived at the Navy Department two weeks
ago stated that Lieutcna'.t M j Sch
wenk had accidentally shot himself while
on duty as an officer OF the watch on the
Alert. Mail aGvices received to day put
a more serious light on the mater.
While on duty on the veeae! Licuter ant
Schwenk stopped to pick up . revolver
which proved to have been tied in such ii
manner that VIXEN lifted owline Tipped
over the trigger, cau,i,g discharge.
Commander Graham reports that there
can be no doubt that thee was a plan to
assassinate some officer of the vessel, AID
that he has order d searching inyes,iga-
t!ou. Lieutenant Schwerk was seriously
wounded in his left wrist, and blood.
poisoning is feared
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
His Strength and Agility.

Mr. John Ripple, who lied in Oslti
Pa, recently at tho age OF 81 years, was
a noted citizen of the place, whore he
wss beat known rs "Old Johnny Rip
!! pie" Large stories ara told Of his
strength and agility. 1t is said that
when he WAS in hts prime he could kick
tinware from store ceiling eleven fe o;
above his head. Once, when rafting on
! the MouonIahea river, the raft was
wrecked and he escaped by jumping
over twenty-five feet 10 rock, from
! which he was rescued. He would place
four or i've hossheaas in q row. jump
out OF the first into the second, and &c
on to the last, then jump back ward tc
the first with apparent ease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

M2ETREAL, May t6.-The Orangcmcp.
at least that section of the order which
threatens war on the editor of United lie.
lahd, have put their foot In 1t. This is
the verdict of their own friends, while
The Catholics, who have nothing to do
with the matter, seem satisfied to look on
and !auGA. The Orange meeting at Tor
onto on Salurday furnishes opportunity
ior more angry comment on their con
auct by their own supporters than any
ye1 hhade by their biitcrest opponents
Today everybody is tGlking of what Is
f'ely to occur at Toronto when O'Brien
ge'e there. The presence of Ernest Dero-
sier, leading French Canadian, at yes
,@rnay meeting here In st Patrick IS
haii, and his stirring anti. Lansdowne
speech, the promise of La Justice to sup
ply French aid 10 defend O'Brien If ne
ces,ary, and the general tenor of the pub
nc feeling, prove beyond question that II
any serious attempt at disturbance takes
pace, but especially If bair of o 'Brien's
Ltan DC injured, blaze will be lighted
rom one end of the Dominion to the
oe-er, In comparison with which the Rie]
lexcitement was tame.
Mr. W Brien says u riot during this time
w3I give such tremendous lift TO the
irisn cause generally that he fears IL will
noI take place. Much as the Orange riots
III belfast served the cause of home rule,
,luch uore would Orange riots In Toron'
" serve the cause of Lnnsdowue's tenan-
ny he is OF the opinion that Lauedowne
nAoWs u is aud Mayor Rowland too. and
@ m"t poth viii consequently work hard Ia
preserve tic peace. But the best laid
sIihNles o,l are disarranged when the mas.
arn ,ons are aroused, and passions are row
ON Mt. W. y Brien and party left for Toronto
On the midnight train. 'A ~
oBElfS MADE AN Mp.
o1i,o -. bLiE, May t6.-Mr. William O'Brien.
Can %ieoI of lnited ireland, who is now IN
tian t',aa, W. ,, has been elected without opposi.
for iho w ele seat In the House of Cod mons
,a' 20, '.e northeast division Of Cork. madc
%cnno by the resignation OF Edmund
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Tho Fourth ward Nomination.

The Democrats are onsidsrabiy ex.
cited ove- tha pendipg nomination for
Counctl in the Fourth ward. The can
'didstos were understood to be George
ABIDE, present incumbent, James +.
mcGcnigle, Joseph w. Hart and K. h.
Frazer. 1t is charged that Abele Is
Ianziaus tbat all tasss Rentlemen shall
Re main in the had fu- the nomination
80 that the opposition to him may be
divided, aud permit him to slide In be-
TWEEN iheir respeGt!va votes. Mr.. Hart,
1t was understood, had declined the upe
OF his name. and Mr.. MEG oniEle, 1t is
said, is willing TO decline the use OF hia
name, n the opposition vote to Adele
Can be coneolida,ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

The Wilmington Rife Club held Tie
tcgulsr weekly shooting match a'
Scheutzen Park yesterday afternoon,
and although the attendance wss smal
here wa' some excellent shooting. The
Standard American target YVES used al
ECO yards, md the following was the
score ou. Of q possible 100 p oints:
First natch-R. Miller, 70; Fl. A
Hoinel, "A; a. b. Seeds, 81; W. A. Ba
coz. 56; j. E. Newman, So; 9. Fred
erick, Al.
Second matoh-J. e. Newman, So
r. Miller, &C; Fl. B. Seeds. Ga; W
Fciler, Ga; w. A Bacon, 81; @. Fred
eIick, ~.
Third matcb-H. E. Seeds, rs; II. A
| Heinel, 81; X Miller, 60; j. 4. New
man, 60; W. A. Bacon, IS; W
Fuller, 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Tho knights Of the Eagi,s.

The gro with OF the order Of the X iah.s
of the Golden Eagle In this city has
bsen phenomenal. 4, originally las
started in Bsltimort, ATT. The good work
accomplished by II during the prava
lenc0 OF the Bra Allrox IN that city, come
Elk or seven years ago, brought the
order into prominence before the public
and gave IL boom which planted !ts
banners in almost every State of tho
Union. In Pennsylvania alone there
were one hundred new castles organized
Ia q single year. The order was intro.
duced into this city about Ave years
ago, and proved lis popularity by a
rapid increa1s In css.les aud member.
ship, until now 1t Is probably tho
strongest order, In point OF numbers, in
this State. CASTLE No. 10 was institu ted
last Saturday night, and iu very few
weeks will be followed BY Nos. IL and
IL.
At the next session OF the Grand
Council, which was held In this city the
total membership IN this State was re-.
ported MS being n little over 500, but
now 1t exceeds 1000, and by the time the
next session Of the grand body con.
venes will no doubt reach LOO. The
for N alton OF new castles ssein TO have
hut little effect on the old castles, rs 81.
Georges Castle, No. 3 initiated two ne v
mem bers last Friday might. The vari
Qua castles In this city are now pay ing
out thousands OF dollars annually for
sick benefits, and the amount OF good
that Is being accomplished by the or Ter
Is bsy ond calculation,
The regular meeting of Apollo Caotle,
No. 2, was held last evening, and the
third degree conferred on Sir KuiQht.
This castle also has several propositions
from persons wishing to become mem
bsrs, and its financial affairs are In a
|fl0urishirg condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

Tho Philadelphia u 20 hes baby buf.
a'o three days old. It's gender Il f-ml
nine. Its eiTe was John i. Slli.van,
WHO recent.V broke his neck In igh,
wlth Ba,a Tay log. Pomp, tho 20 sear.
Old lion, who han boon fifteen e9.s IL
the Zno, IL 40 weaE FROM ago thas he il
not expected TO live nany daya. Ho Is
entirely blind, bs3 net oae tooth and Il
haid to have eaten IoaAiug for ten inyg
Hea Keeper BJrne Gays i,it!3 child
Ecou.d conquer the sniinbl nov. II ere
Ia d littor oi wolves . law days OLD. 10.
IipiitiBe anna has acquired such accu
rate aim ss so hs . nuisance TO people
With good c,o hes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
BREvITIES.
Tho cheapest hat house In the city
Romford uros.' 405 M NJ kat street.
Try Bashs coal you viii ike u
Trv Aurh's coal Yea viii KuraIv IIHa IL

Tho cheapest hat house In the city
Ramford Bros.' 40s MAR kst street.
Try Bashf coal; you viii ike II
TT Bush's coal y5u VIII surely Ike ls.
W. j. KimDie, grocer, 2nd and Jastison.
mtlsrd y. Davis, jawsIs;, Q X. 1na street
Uity Laundry. Sixth ard shiplsy strsot
Zine 10 4. Kings, A. Hsprs. IL \. Fourth
y. Ho0p Smith, druggist, 9th and King
Washing macnine for bale st PiexsI stove
store. East Fourth st.
Try our c)ttag, checso; fresh every day,
cents per pint. Fourth aud Sh;piey streets
Murphey h Son, 800 Shipiey street, tase
the lead In rrst class furniture In this city
Gall and examine our stock.
Fish and oysters frcsb evory day At PEN
neil's. Second and King streets. Also CLANS
and crabs.
90 70 II. z. Moores stalls, ~ and "a Sec.
ond street M erkot, for your good butter and
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
When a..youpg lady runs off and marrics a
coachman great fuss Is made about It; but
evory day some bride marries Q groom, and
nothing II though. OF that.
A Rochester baby with two tongues hat
come to stay. Irs q girl, Of course. A boy
would have been satisfied with an extra row
of toeth.
A woman is hecpirg in q book o list ol
thtngs sne ought 10 buy but cannot afford tc
wear. She calls the b5ox her ought to-Ouy
tgraphy.
Thers are two periods in n woman's life
whom she does not like to talk. When enc
Is we mover know, AID tho othor wo have
forgotten.
TRANSMUTATION.
Whom Edwin and tsir Angeline
Wore lovers and epg1KeI,
II she attempted any wUrk,
ha atYatHhf III n, m Any6Ued
He ran to do her small oom nandf,
And place tho kids upon her hands.
But now that Anyelire is wed
Her cares are far from light.
And Edwin s loyo has grown 20 cold
T0At things are different quite.
In idlenetB around ha stands,
and Leaves the Kids" Upol her hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
sho si,ould Havo Isoon Iyisen...

A spoc'a, despatch from Warsaw, N.
z, sayt: Wio forward College qaarte'
gave IA coocr-s herh On Friday and 3
BostoS lady MP n I'D 8s the goprauo
Her dress wns .l.ghtly dec3llate and
without sieeves, although her ara:
wsre eIcesed in long Riovos. To day
DNtore the large congregation OF the
congregational church, ths Eev. Mr..
Pierce, while speaking of dress, said
thst this woman, mentioning her name
inbtoah Of winning plaudits from tie
audienco thoulG have been Kissed from
the stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION b

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION By
eleotins Samuel n. Trump q NON boz
last night, did what the Eleventh wari
should have done at the recent election
He was one of the most efficient and
use'ul members OF the board and thai
body did Itself credit by restoring him
to seat from which party mallgnity
and prejudice had excluded him. No
less to be praised is the action OF Mr..
A. 8. Denney, who was elected without
his knowledge as Mr. Trumps sue.
oessor. Mr.. Denney would no douA.
haya Inada very reputable mem Der OF
the board, but he wonld not stand In
the way OF such al eff ,!snt MON ber as
MIR. Trump had proven himself to be,
and promptly resigned as a meu GER
elect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Sold by the Sheriff.

Sheriff Lam bson sold the following
properties last Saturday: Three build
ing lots, tie property OF w. II. Schosn
TO j. L Smith for $3.50; a dwelling at
Twelfth and Lomnatd streets 10 the
Perpetual Savings and Loau Ascot
alton .or 81, coo; dwelling at Twelfth
aud Tatnall, property ct Frances l.
Bayard, exacutEix, to j. e. Smith, for
$50 subject 10 mortgage,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
sExOlAL n ENTIOH.
It Is . Fact


that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergernt gives 2240 fDs. Of the Dest,
Well-c!etnod coal in every ton you buy
Oak, pine aud hickory kindlinR wood
IA large loads Lime for whitewash l.
ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oen-
tral ofl3e, acventa and King streets.
Look ior the blue sign. Open In the
evsring.
Painting.
TtlShnanu Danner, house and Sign
p".nsof. Ho. bl0 Markes street. job.
btng property attended 70 and estimate
f11nished.
Tin Roofing.
Alex. Chambers, tin roofer. Spouting
and jobbing attended 10. No. 222 King
streot.
Bnnh'a. Freach ssaes. wharf, IL th
D.Eoe 70 bug v0ul oOa.-
For g,cd oonl 60 10 Bush's. French
5tr@st wharf.
Everybody chsws Son Bail. Just fte
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

The commissioners OF Christ;ans
Hundred will sell the contract ut pub.
lie sale to tho lowest bidder, on tho
eth inst, to construct now ROAD from
point In the road leading from Mar
shallton, through lane OF Vincent G..
Finn, to the African Church. Tho OBJ
Jsct IL TO Sfford passage u the new
town called North Kisnensi, projected
oy Mr. Film. We hope that the lots
Will lind ready sale and the village az.
sumo magnificent proportions in o very
short time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
1.-Two to Hang and Haug to Live.

Those fine gilt papers that we ere
papor.us 70 many pretty rooms with
are al, sailing for % cents per piece
the esme pap rs other stores will ash
ysn 30 and 40 OTIS. per piece. Our 35.ct
<.it emboegcd paper can't be beat. Yor
will pay 20 aud so cents at other stores
Call ara be convinced. Harry d
Holt, 2l3 West Second strast, uppel
:!de.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
On n Spring Jauut.

Jacob Chandler, OF Mt. Cubs, started
yesterday fer KinS's AIille, Warren
Ccuatvr Ohio on vieit to hie daugh
ter, H. 3. william Wilson. who removed
to that piaca como seven } lars ego. His
s?n K'nnard g., OF Hockessin, wen.
IGlong with him for company. They will
DO SoIe e0rle two or three weeks. We
wisa them 4 pleasant time.